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Android App Review - Jotre Calendar by Jotre Inc.




Android App - Jotre Calendar by Jotre Inc.



Jotre Calendar by Jotre Inc. A simple yet feature rich calendar and task manager. With colorful graphics and icons, great widgets to show you upcoming events in the near future and synchronization with Google Calendar, Jotre Calendar app has almost everything a calendar should have. An instant favorite among our testers, the great majority have kept it even after the testing period was over.




The testers have generally loved this app. It's simple and effective and its widgets allow every user to select the area they want on their home screen Jotre is to occupy, thus one look at the home screen provides the user with instant information about upcoming events.

You can configure almost everything on Jotre Calendar. The color of the cells, the text, the icons, whether the language and the time changes when you go abroad, literarly hundreds of different options. 

Some of our testers have actually turned Jotre into their main event and task manager app, using it to synchronize everything in their lives. The sync option with Google Calendar insures that all your events will be saved on a major company's hard drives and you can access them easily from you PC, or sync it with Microsoft Outlook, if your tastes take you there.

The only things our testers found difficult was setting up the app, since the bewildering amount of options confused some of our users, as some of them even had trouble understanding the different widgets and how to place them on the home screen. We understand these are less tech savvy people, but still ...
Yet, this is a great app and rightfully deserves our max score.





  • Score:5 out of 5. Even though some small problems exists, this is one of the best apps that we reviewed here on Android App Review Center.
  • Description: This is a calendar app that allows you  to place, see and manage your calendar, including tasks and appointments in a visual way. One of the things which makes this app special is its widgets which allows the user to see a week, or two weeks or almost any time frame ahead right on your home screen and see what appointments are due and when. Another great thing is the ability to sync with Google Calendar, which brings the old dream a step closer to reality - the ability to sync your appointments and tasks from your desktop Outlook to Google Calendar to your smartphone. In addition, the usual Google Calendar notification pops up whenever an appointment is over due.
  • Good Points: The ability to sync tasks and appointments with Google Calendar, The widgets you can place on your home screen to see right away what appointments lurk in the near future, Almost fully customizable look, You can set a default for the appointment reminder that will be used for all the reminders of the appointments you set.
  • Bad Points: There is no way to customize the size of the text fonts on the widget which sometimes makes reading and finding out what appointments you have today a bit tough, From experience, some people find it difficult the understand how to install the widgets on the home screen, the Google Calendar notification is a little ugly - we would have preferred a Jotre specific notification instead.
  • Experience: We've been working with this app for almost a month now and have no intention of uninstalling it. It really is a very good interface for Google Calendar and it makes managing appointments and tasks easy and simple. We're certainly going to stay with this app for the foreseeable future.
  • Longevity: Excellent. This is one to keep and even convince the odd friend here and there to install it.
  • Google Play Link - Jotre Calendar by Jotre Inc.
  • Google Play Score: 4.4

Android App Review - Business Calendar Free by Appgenix Software


Android App Review - Business Calendar Free by Appgenix Software

 



Business Calendar Free by Appgenix Software. A color full, very professional looking calendar application that has every feature a busy person might need. Starting with the ability to sync with Google Calendar, color coded display, configurable days, weeks and months display, recurring events and a very useful search option.



We found this app very useful, configurable and generally our testers were impressed with its quality and professional looking interface. The Google Calendar notifications of events are not that bad, though the pro version of the Business Calendar adds notifications of its own. There are a ton of options such as the ability to send emails to participants of events and much more.

Rare problems were found when updating (one of the testers lost her events and was very pissed) and it seems it does drain the battery more than people would have liked. In addition, several of our testers did not have Google Calendar notifications turn on and did not receive notifications for their events. The adds appear in an unobtrusive way.

In conclusion, a very profession calendar app for time management with lots of options and abilities and it is highly recommended. We believe the rare bugs will be solved in upcoming updates.



  • Score: We gave it 4.5 out of 5 because of the battery drain problem and the rare buy annoying deletion of events.
  • Description: A very feature rich calendar app that takes time management to the next level ... Fully configurable with widgets, colorful events and more, this app allows you to keep track of your appointments, send emails to meeting participants and turn your smartphone into a mobile office ...
  • Good Points: Very feature rich and colorful, this calendar app has almost everything one could wish for. Widgets for the home screen, colors, and slick interface make this a very professional looking app. Searching is another very useful feature.
  • Bad Points: The relevant opinion here among our testers has been that Appgenix Software gave its full attention to features and testing was demoted to a less critical role in development. There are a few bugs here and there, from events that refuse to be created to events deleted when the app is being uninstalled. Rare, but still annoying. Add a too large battery consumption problem ...
  • Experience: There were a few problems in installing and uninstalling, mostly the bugs were quickly solved. Our testers loved the many features of the Business Calendar app, especially the email option.
  • Longevity: Most testers stayed with this app for a good while, but some preferred the Jotre Calendar which is simpler but with less bugs, at least for now.
  • Google Play Link - Business Calendar Free by Appgenix Software
  • Google Play Score: 4.5

Android App Review - AppLock by DoMobile Lab








Android App Review -  AppLock by DoMobile Lab




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Google PlayGoogle Play Link -  AppLock by DoMobile Lab
Google Play ScoreScore 4.6

Android App Review - Flow Free








Android App Review - Flow Free 




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Google PlayGoogle Play Link - Flow Free 
Google Play ScoreScore 4.7

Android App Review - Waze Social GPS Maps & Traffic


Android App - Waze Social GPS Maps & Traffic





Waze Social GPS Maps & Traffic. A truly innovative navigation app, Waze goes towards social traffic outsmarting, i.e. beating traffic together. Its work principle is pretty simple. Waze anonymously tracks its users when they use Waze to navigate and it processes these myriad reports to find out congested vs. free roads. Then, Waze displays the congested roads and recommends drivers take other, less contested roads to their destinations. 

Of course, users can also update road hazards, speed cams and police locations right into the Waze servers where they will be disseminated to the entire driving community.
 

Of course, Waze has a ton of other features, from group driving (every driver's location is visible to the others on the map), to automatic Facebook updating , to saved locations (work, home etc) for fast navigation destination setting to special protection from driver updating during driving to continuing the previous course if the app went down or was closed and now it's app again and it determined we haven't reached our destination.

Naturally, Waze also has a few small things that need to be repaired or changed. There are crashes, rare but still, it's very irritating to open the app again during driving. Course determination is done through the Waze servers so if you've got no cellular coverage at the moment you're busted ... The adds that pop up when the car is at rest are not much of a annoyance but Waze still has no good way to preview a course before you start taking it.

All in all, a very innovative app, very useful and very popular - rightfully so.
 




  • Score: A very strong 4.5 out 5. Very few features needed to make it really perfect.
  • Description: A navigation app with a social twist. The app anonymously reports back to the Waze servers the speed and location of the smartphone where it is running and the aggregation of the automatic reports enables the Waze app to update traffic congestion in real time. This means the app enables the user to select the best and least congested traffic lane leading to the specific locale. Another neat feature is the fact the app downloads the maps needed in real time. This means there's no need to store Gigabytes of maps on the smartphone in advance. In addition, the app allows you to configure your home and work locations for automatic navigation, select display features and even automatically update location on social network, if the user so elects.
  • Good Points: Social navigation. Millions of drivers all sharing information automatically to detect and avoid traffic congestion. Drivers can report road problems and blocks, police blocks and speed traps to warn the wary drivers. Maps are downloaded automatically and do not take a lot of place on your smartphone's memory cards.
  • Bad Points: Several few but nevertheless irritating crashes. The fact that when a car with Waze app stops for more than a few seconds, commercials start popping up. The fact there is a constant drain on the smartphone's data plan. Last but not least is the way the app calculates a new course which unfortunately involves Waze servers. This means that even with today's cellular networks, since there are holes in coverage and rare cellular blackouts, the app won't be able to calculate a new course till connection is renewed to the Waze servers. Of course, using Waze abroad without a local sim is virtually impossible because of prohibiting data plan costs.
  • Experience: We started testing this app more than a year ago, a little skeptically, after working with IGO navigation a year before. And we fell in love with Waze. You don't have to download maps periodically to keep update with infrastructure changes, you learn of traffic congestion before starting your trip and you can even share your course and positions with a predetermined group, for when you travel together. The minor problems are just that, minor.
  • Longevity: Excellent. Waze has remained on our smartphones for more than a year and will likely remain installed for the foreseeable future.
  • Google Play Score: 4.6
  • Google Play Link: Waze Social GPS Maps & Traffic
 
 
 

 
 
     
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